The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 02, 1911, Image 4
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
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Camden, S. C., June 2, 1911
Tb? XUW? Pie*s Association fa in *M?lon
~""L In fJelwiubla till* w.ek Sorry we cannot
bt> wU|? the brtthran w? ?r? buny yelling
read* 10 Install our linotype machine.
<h'"^ ;
Too many people regard sicklies*
m ? "visitation of Providence, *' My* the
Progressive Farmer The old Jewish
idea in ? grest 'l' ?l nesrer right?that
slokniM Is * remit of pin, I'erhap* in
three 1)4*9* out of f'?ur sickne** ia n reault
of <>.ar?*t? s?i?? as either on the part ?.f the in*
dividual or the community in which be
Uvea.
Col. T. H Cr?-ws the vfU'nn edbor of
^Ihe 1reiitoville lletald died on ?ainrday.
Besides being i dlt<ir of one of thu old? si
pa|?ers In the Mate Col. Crew*
iimmv Important public position*. He
was alwava a regn'a*, mt? ndait at the
(irtm association meetings and In- will be
very much misted nt II o mucin g in Co
lumbia thin w?ik
Henator B. It TMIm-tn (reveled 70
tuiltn ftrroes country in aft afroinobih
Sunday in order to n noh l>nnr? iih in time
to attend the funeral of In* old friend.
Col T. B. Crews. When tt?<* new* nl
Col. ( r??n' death reached lb* senator i?y
telegraph Ht. lis bun#: ut Tivnton in
JKdgefleM county, Sunday m*1 ulng.it wu?
luip>jsaibie fur bim to go to Laurens by
train in time for the funeral ut fl o'clock
#0 accompanied l?y hi* mom. Mr. B. |{
v - Tillmsn, Jr , flie sector struck old in u
r> pi?chime across to Greenw rod. where he
ohauged to anoihi r automobile mid wm
joined by hisother n.?n. Mr lli-iuy C
Tillintin, The parly arrived in LminiiH
in Alilfd* time and HfuiKir Tillman atood
the trip as well as ? liber of the two
younger men. ''Orcwn wan'the first 'I ill
manite I ev?* bend of in l,tnren? coun
ty," aaid Hemtor Tillman, "and he had
b?eu iny lifelong friond I could not
think of hi* being bnrio4 without coming
to pay my respecth to hi n.'
What Other* Say About Us.
Mr. W. Ij. M< Dowell. ihe pub'ishcr
of the Cam-ten. Chronicle. announced in
bis pater |*st Friday ihat he loi<l *smei
atrd wiih him in the paper hi* brother-in
law Mr. ll.'t.rv I?. Nil. h and his son,
Mr Kdwaid N. McDowell*, and that' lie
bad already made aon** nd'1ltion>< of
equtpni ut and would nmke Mill others
v?-ry noon. amon? tbein n linotype We
offer our felicitHiiMHB to the Chronicle and
wi-?h fhc publishers every Ruecesn ?' arn
den News.
Mr II. D. Nib a. who Iih* t reo with
the Madiaonian for tn?' past 10 monthn,
has gonn to Camden, N C , wh^ro lie and
his brothfr-in-law will own and ??ul>iiMh
the Camden Chronicle. Mr Nile, is a
Hplendid penth-nian. honer-t. induatriotin
and faithful and we legret, v< rv much to
give bim up. Whille we dielike to part,
with him. Net we do not blarne him for
wishing to build up an enterprise of hia
own W? wish (or him the great?*at sue -
Ci sa in h>a new I u ine a *n<l wtien I
cornea thia wav a^>dn he will fl <<l an <l?pvn
door and a hearty welcome in our town ?
Madison ((4a ) Madiaoniti'i.
Mr W L. McDowell. *-ditor of tip
Camden ChMiniele, a?'tioun(5?-d las' week
that h?? bad 'ftkeii a-< pnrcne?a h;B ann,
Edward N MoOowall and FI I> N'ilea,
who would ner< after do most of th* work
on the paper. Mr. MoPowhII ia prohatn
judge of hia county, and w<nta to devote
much of hi* time to th-? dutiej of that
offlne He also announces that a complete
lob printinu plant has been inaialled. a
linotype ha? been bought, and the Ohron
lcl? will be improved by thediarardinw of
ready-print. Thes?> Houtb < arolioa news
paper men a?e ?oin(r Rome ! Tho diacard
ing nf ready-print sctvire and the inatall
atlon of type suting machines meana bet
ter newspapers and llkr wiae hotter, edi
tors, also hetter duyn ahea<l for the pro
fession. We congratulate the Chronicle,
and we commend its example to other
newspapers of tho state. ? Bamberg
Herald.
ar~
Excursion Rates Via .Southern Ry.
Meridian, Mia?., account Sunday
School Oougrtaa of tbe National Bnptiat
Convention, colored. Tickets on sale
June fith and 6th. flnal limit June 14th
Philadelphia, }'a, account Northern
Baptist Convention and Ba, >tist World
Alliance Congrtaa Ticketa on aalo Juno
Btb, 10th, 12th, 10th and lflth. flnal limit
June 29th, 19.1 Kxionaion of flnal
limit may be ha<l by depositing tickets
and payment of fee $1. until Juiv 31at.
Asbeville, N. . account Southern Stu
dents Conference. Y. W <! A- Tickets
ron Bale Juno 15th and 16iht flnal limit
June 28th
Black Mountain, N (> . account South
ern Ktudema (Conference, Y M> C. A.
Tickets on aale June lftth and lfltb, flnal
limit June 28th, 1911.
Charlotteaville, Va., account Universi
ty of Virginia Summer School. Tickets
on sale June 17, 19, 20. 28, 24. 20 and Ju
ly 8 and 10. limited fifteen days, unless
extended at Charlottesville, until Septem
ber 80th, 191 i.
Knoxvilie, Tenn.. account Summer
School of tho South. Tickets on sale
June 18. 19. 20, 24 2ft, July 1,8, 9 und
15. limited fifteen days unlets extended
at Knoxvil'c until September ,30, 1911.
For information as to rates, etc., apply
to nearest ticket office.
Graduated in Medicin*.
Messrs J. C. Pearco. of Camden, and
Mr. K 7j Truesdeil. of Bethune, gradua
ted Ip*" medicine at the South Carolina
Medical Oo'lege In Cbarleaton this week.
Mr. Paarce ia a sou of ("apt. B M.
Pea re*, of Bovkina, and Mr. Trneadell is
a brother of Mr. Eddie Trueadel of tJ-.e
Gill Kdf* Store. Both are splendid
young men and The Chronicle extends
mort hearty congratulations upon tbeir
5 or ? doaes "6?0" will oure any t aae of
Chills and Fever. Price 86c. 8-18, ^
~W'" "
to Cohuabis,
ij, Nif 18HT,]
tboard Air Lino railway will
as Snadajr *JC?UMlon rates I
llai to Co|na^>U,t B*ta|
to Colombia,; Rata
ijB$i;^3HEkaii. u?
AGRICULTURAL TRAIN
TO JCOME TO CAMDEN
Will be of Special Interest to
Farmer*.?Everybody it
Urged to Attend.
Tim itinerary for tjiti agricultural imin
to b? op* rat* d by C|ei?.*vn college during!
the Kunm.tr im? lirt-n 'hi ij<>uii< ?<t. I he |
trM.li) will be Hi charge of agricultural c*?
pert*, wit will <>eliver I^**1 ?jr?-? at the vh.
riot)* (?<> nU It Mill Ik- in Cauid?n on
Thutaday, July tttb,
'I b? proiimt- rn o| ih? firhave
gone to great trouble and Imd it not been
Tor the help 0f till! rnilr</?'l? ihe tunning
of thi# trail would not have h?cu p->*?b
ble it in to lie hoped that I lie fanncrH
RU'I citizen* of K*>r*haw c ^iimy will i/ive
them hii viitbiuiaetiio w<Iconic when they
come U> Uamden l.ei Kershaw county
greet ?lm train with an itnincioc crowd
Tilt) folly win* letter *?nt om. by hupt,
Ibur<w, of ( Iiiii>oii , will more fully ex
plain |l>a object of tin' train: ,
"Owing to ciroumetauces iv?r winch we
had no control the date of the starting of
our train ban be? n *?inewhat delayed aird
it I* now )?!.?iiii?*?t lo ?.'t it "iider way
a lion l lb? 61I1 of Ju>??
' Th'?* p< oi?l?* of thiMot^tc t>hout<) under
stand tbat while this iralo >? planned and
equipped by V\ hit hrop and Olemaon ?;??).
Icgee vet bad ft not been for th* hearty
nnd liberal co operation of the railroad*
of thin I'h operation would not h*ve
been p:'n?ibli? The three great aym-ftus
oftheatate the huuttn ro. the Reaboard
and tyc Coast Line 1 ave fnin (he very
beginning diet iIih proposition iu the?
most liberal manner. Not on|v are they
furnishing the equipment bribe anape of
curt* for ilnn, tnrn hut thev arw ali?o rtiov
ing that train entirely free of charge. 1
tinnk it hid proper that (Ms 'net should
I e known as hii evidence oi ihe . interest
that theae r< uIh uielaMliv in the welfare
of the people of. the ami*.
Hincc the hist notice of this train was
given lo the public *11 >H>?r e ?r Iihh been
lidded thereto by Wti'nh opcollego Tliift
car will he fll'e I wilh itn ? xhlMt of IJou>o.
hold convenience* and should | rove quite
nil iiiirnctioii an 1 i t educational value
It hurt alnOgheen found f nsaible tOv add
in ore ?Uvk 10 tin* equipment <?f the l/ive
?Stock Oar ?o this feature will I e especially
complete
. *'J'he visit of thia train should be of par.
tlcnlHi' intercut to H e bo)snf the vai'iona
corn clubs of the Ktate mid it unexpected
that, tony will turn out ii |< rce. therefore,
sp vial work whu g tin* lin o' corn Judg
ing and cultivtitioti will !??? given by l'r< /
Nape r nit>1 tin 1 ruin will atao bo accompli
nii'.i t>v I'rnf. C It Had ten who is now
in charge of the Hovh <h?rti 4 * I u'? work of
tlMK htnte, working under the Joint <ltre<*.
ttOll Of*< leHlfOU C' I'ego iitid t he I'. S.
I'Hi m 1 lemoio-t'al ion VVork
Mien H)<le. in ch'tr/eoi ihe Wintht'op
earn, will have a competent rorp-* of im
H Htants mid Iiiim ontdned 1111 extremely
interest it. k (iruurain for la<li? who v i m i t
tlie lmitt.
?ft i? ho|?efl lImt everyone will realize
that it will take ihc full clay to jjet the
tnnximurn ?? f t ern fit f?o?n tiii? truiii and
tl.at the a ill make it. a poi t to jeach
il.enrly ()ned??v i? ?!l 1 lie lime ti nt
can be allowed at a Mingle point nnd We
want to tit'go nl who c*n to he on hHtid
promptly an ???> to the greateat bene
fit out of the train puHHiblw.
D.N Harrow. Supt?"
CleniBin f' dlege, S C."'
MASTER'S SALE.
?State of South Carolina,! Ill Ihe < out tot
> I'liitimon
County <>f Kershaw ) Pica*.
C. It. CtiSHudy.
Carl .Ton< a
Plnint iff.
Defeudant.
IJiuh r and by virtue of a decretal order
in the above entitled m lion, rentleretl by
Ids ImnnrHoljert E Cope*,Prepidinir.l udtre.
dated March 14tli A I). 1911 I will off-r
tor na'e "t public ou'crv before the t Vurt
H use do >r m Camden S C , on ihe liist
Monday in June 1911, heim/ th? fith d?v,
within th" letf d hour? of nale, tlie follow
i 11 tr doaeribed real estate:
All,that tract of land eitu^ted in K?r
Bhftw County. South Carolina, eomuininu
on? hundred and fifty (IBOiaerea. more or
less, about one and one half 0^) miles
North of Bothutie. known aa the A R
.lotiea place, botiitiletl north by lands of
J M Watt*.east hy Lvnche ? Itiver .south
hv land* of I?. W Hammond, west hy
Inndh of K T l*Jatridtf?
Terms of aale one half canh. l>?laticein
one year w it Ii interest from dale of sale ae
cured bv bond ol purchaser and inortjfa^e
of the pretnis^H, with option to purchaaer
of pa\ inu a greater portion r>r all cash.
Resale uioa?e of non-compliance'with bid.
L. A. WTTTKOWSKY,
Muster Kershaw County.
May 18. 1911.
Administratrix Notice.
All pnrdes Indebted t> the eata e of
Mrs. Nannie T. Watts a--e hereby noti
fied to make immediate payment to me,
and all parties, if any. having claitna
agaiuat the ?aid estate will present the
same duiv nttestod
' MRS. J. D. II UCK AKKKs.
Adimniatratrix.
Mav 20th, 1911
Final Discharge
1 hereby uive notice that I will apply
to the Judg" of Probate for Korahaw
I'ounty on Saturday 12 M., June 17
next, 1911, for a tlnal diacharge aa Ad
ministrator of the ertate of J. A. Watte.
C. K WATTS.
Adnir. Kstate .1. A. Watts.
May 20. 1911.
Citation.
South Carolina ? Kerahaw County.
ttv W.L McDowell,Judge of Pr oh ate.
Whereas, Hardy Thome made suit to me
to grant him Letters of Administration of
the Katate of and effects of Jatnea
II. Thome deceased. ?!
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish all and (lingular the kindred and the
oreditora of the aaid Jatnea R, Thovne
deceased, that the?, be and ap-;
pear before roe in the Court of;
Probate to be held at Cain-1
den, S C., on the 6th day of
June, next after publication there
of, at 11 o'olook in the forenoon, to show '
cause, If any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under ray hand this 22nd day of
JUy. A. D 1011.
w. l. modowell,
Trudge of Probate for Kershaw Cototy*
Ohr#0Wi ?f
lb? Htb Uy ?f May,
m:v1; v ?' - 1 . ';
Tiffl/IHMMfc IU fi fwlliffra 1
?r'.( wurmor ooumi ; . j
15fwt?o!?.#lnp Md Sntratuo :? '
?\ atk4UDIOA?|Ok) ?" *" "
Th* ?x?i?iii?tton I *?r 11 .?> n? j oi va
cant ?choUr?Li|JM iu ^iitihrop r'oHrgo
hu<1 for Ihw of new k1i?4#?U
will b? tirl<) at the County Court Hoiuo oo
Kr?d?y. July 7, ?t 0 a m Applicant*'
inumI Im* liot 1c?m than lifu t'it yrmio of agv
Wlofii fv liokr*hip* ?r<* vacant after Jul)
7 ih#-y will he HWHrtlnl to tli'wx making
Him h?K,M-"' uverkgt* ut ?!?{? examination,
l>rovi<l? d tlify ummH lli? condition* govern
iiiK tti(! award, ApplicitniH for ttcbolttr
?Mp? tdn uld writ < to t'realdenl Johnson
hoforn tin- examination for Scholarship
oiauiiiatiou blank*.
H<:liol?r*liip? *ru worth $100 itn?l fie*
tuition. The next >MiHriio'i will open Sep
tember 20, 1011. |?'or further inform*
tion und catalogue addrei* Vrea D M
Johu*o|t,K'H:k Kill, rt O.
Administratrix's Notice.
All parties indebted to the enlate of the
late I)r A. A Moore urn hereby noti
fied to make immediate payment in me,
till'! all parlies if liny, Imviiitf cUjuiM
Multilist Haiti estate will present name <Iuty
attested
M118 OA UK IK A. MO()|tK.
A <1 miii iatratrix,
May 19
Administfato i's Notice.
All purtie* indebted In the egtate of the
late I/. C. H'pigh are hereby notified
to make imtnediato payment to me. and
all p:i ri H h. it any having rlttiniB a^iuriMi
tlie Hti i estate w|t| proem the eamc ?lnly
attested.
JOtf UOUUII,
Administrator.
May 4th. 1911
Final Discharge.
Not ice in hereby viven that on$atorday,
Jim* 3, 1011, 1 will apply to the Judy*
oI 1'rolmte for Kerbhaw County for a final
discharge us Administrator of the K.stHte
of 11 h ?ph It. Beckham. the Hame having
t?een In It v administered
CALVIN a 11KCKHAM,
Administrator.
May 6th, 1011.
An Ordinance.
To raiee supplies for the Year of our Lord,!
1911.
He it ordained hv the Mayor and Alder,
men < f the l ity of Cuunh-n. S C. and bv
ihe authority of. the 8aiiihv that the fo|.
lowing taxel* and 11>?? h one are hereby
levied, f r the current year from the first
day of January. 191) to the Hist day of
DechiiiI er, 19 1 1
See 1 A ?ix of 12 mil 1b on each and
eve y d dhir of real and pergonal nrop?<r
iv wirt In 'he eorpoen'e limitf* of the City
of Camden, S I', on the 1st day of J i tin
wrv. MM I.
See. I That ?11 able bodied mil* per
son* between the >?iros of twenty-one and
llfiy five yea's,residing witlnu thecorpor
iite Iiini'h of i he Cit v of < 'luoden 8 c . not
exempt from road ? fu?y under the lawn of
the St <te. shidl w?f? (in; auvut*, whvh
and bridges nuder th#? direction of such
overseers as may be appointed for such, a
spice ? f ti'lie n >I exeee-1iipf "i*r (-ft) d*YF
in oil'' vear Provid-d : that at the time
of. ref'ivi' k the notion hiiv person xnav
pay io the person giving such notice
three ($.J 00) dollars 'Omniutation,
which Hindi i>e received in lieu of tlie
woik, and that pers m^ refusing, to work
on pai.l streets or to pay said Commuta
tion. i<tmlI b?> flood not lews than five
^$>.00) do lars nor more ihan ten (^ 10 t 0)
dollars or bo imprisoned not less than
ten (10) days nor more than twenty ('_>0>
days, in tli?? discretion of the City Re
corder.
S. c 3 . The lax book* for the collec
tion of City taxes will be opened
Council Obamhej*. Camden, S. C., oh
2.'n i May and remain open each day ex
empt, Minda-s from 9 a. in. to 1 p, m
ami from 4 ;? m to 6 30 i> in., until 22ml
of June ineluaiV". after which time the
penalt v will b<? attac hed to all delin
quents "
Ratified by the Mayor and AMertnen
of the ('ity of (Jamden , S C., in Council
assembled this 1st day of Mav. ,\. l>..
1911.
S. K. HKASINU I ON.
Mayor.
Attest :
.1.1. GOODALE.
Clerk.
Real Estate.
All parties having houses, lots or conn
try property for sale will please
write me ?l Lancaster, S. 0 , or see Mr,
L. A. Kirkland, of Camden.
I'll list your property , advertise it and
sell same a' a small commission?no sale
110 pay.
FOR SALE.
60 acres ft miles north of Camden on
Lil.prty Ilill road?the Kirkland place.
Rent* for $100 or over. Price $650.
1475 acres, t n<? mile north of Liberty
| Ilill, known a? the l*> rry place, 4.00 acres
I in cuttivalion which rents for J10 hales of
cotton, (>00 acres in w oods which will saw
three t<> lour million teet <?t lumber and
cut msnv thousand cords of wood, rests
! principally in old lit Id and pasture Part
level, part hilly and pari rolling. Has two
i largo beds of tints yranite, two nice quarry
sues with many million cubic feet ol rock
in sight. ()n? lar^e two-8torv house and
[twelve'J- 8- and 5-room tenant houses;
j plenty running water, 10 soring* and a
number of wells on place. Price $2fi,000.
2009 acre* 6 miles north of Pethnne,
fine sand bill land ? very cheap at an
acre, if taken up right off. This price
will not stand very long as this Jam)
is sure to go higher?adjoinivg lands
bringing $6 to #26 an acre?a chance to
make good moucv.
16 acres, ]). R. Williams, at north edge
of Camden, fronts Broad St. on East,
Knight's Ilill road on the North, and 0."
T. Little on the South: close in and has
a fine view , price fu}6-r>0.
10 lot-s in north Camden, fronting on
Broad street, 00 feet front by 260 Jeep,
nearly in front of Kirkwood Irlotol. Nice,
level anJ very desirable for houses for
the best of people. I). R. Williams lot:
prico $550 a lot*.
Nice 6 or 8 room Inuse, on a 82 acre
lot in north-east Camden fronting on Un
ion street and other lands of I). R. Wil
liams iustaouth of John Boykln, former
ly the ?. 8. Nettles place. Veiy desira
ble for a truck or dairy farm, price
?3000. ^
T. M BELK, Real EstateAgt,
Lancaster. S. O.
L. A. KIRKLAND, Agent At
Oftiodmi,
mfc
Mfirm-T t
Inru * J. T, NETTLES
Baruch-Nettles Co.
*nr
'v\?T
One. Price Outfitter* to
Men and Boys
CAMDEN, S. C.
k?g?"y. - '?-????.? Vi.. ? ? ?-n^.v
, ?
MR. CLOTHES BUYER
Dear Sir;
It would be a good thing if all business were
done on the basis of mutual benefit way. That's
the way we're trying to do our business. When
we can sell a customer of ours a suit made by Hart
Schaffner & Marx we get as much-satisfaction ont
of knowing how good clothes are for him as we ge>
out of the profit we make on the sale.
J ,* "T
lt'ft pleasant for any of us, in business, or in
' -Vt
any other work we do, to have that sense of having
served somebody well, in addition to having "made?
something" for ourselves.
Every Hart Schaffner & Marx garment we
sell adds to that feeling. They're clothes that men
ought to buy for their own good, not simply because
we want to ^ell the clothes.
You'll understand this better when you see
the goods.
I
Yours truly,
Baruch-Nettles Company.
Season's Styles in Millinery...
Our Millinery Parlor is stocked with
all the new and stylish creations in ladies'
and children's headgear. We would be
pleased to have you call and will take
pleasure in showing you.
We have just received a new line of hair
goods.
Miss Mattie Gerald
YOU CANT-BUY POOR,
Tools in our
STORE
ONLY the: best
m
(on
THC
'level
WE CAN'T BE ON THE LEVEL AND SELL POOR TOOLS.^
BE ON THE LEVEL WITH YOURSELF. YOU CAN'T AF
FORD .TO BUY POOR TOOL'S,
OUR POLICY HAS ALWAYS BEEN THE BEST, IS CHEAP
EST IN the end. ':
WE WAN'T' YOUR BUSINESS* WE WANT YOUR COfJfi
DENCE AND WE WANT YOUR GOOD WILL. COME TO SlCEUS.
THE SQUARE DEAL IS OUR HIND OF A* DEAL.
JfirxA s&/++ dk r*
VA* J9*0
Jff/rseA S&'pt. 4 Co.
Tan Lead the
Van
THESE are the commanding
colors of the season. We
- have them in "High-Art" Suits
1 'c/'
in all the usual and many unus
ual fabrics?in "soft-pedal" and
"loud-pedal" patterns.
Also, in Grays and the other
shades that Fashion pats on the
back. The best tailoring com
pliments the best fabrics and as
?
sured style supplements both.
$10 to $25
We can hat any man, except
the heedless or headless.
50c to $3.50
Low collars for necks that get
fretful in high ones. Two for
a quarter.
Half - dollar scarfs with
dollar look.
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